now, i'm also a big fan of new technology. if we can do things better, we should. now we are at a cross roads where i have to admit i have some misgivings but, hey, technology aside, we're improving. there's going to be some significant changes to the way we calculate gdp starting in july which means the number we get about three months from today when we get our first look at second quarter gdp may be significantly bigger. now, i'd like to quote, and it's on cnbc.com today as well as in the financial times, something that was written by robin harding quoting one of the gentleman who sat the bur oh of economic analysis, brent moulton. here is what he said. we are carrying these major changes all of the way back in time, which for us means to 1929, so we are essentially rewriting economic history. now, you can see why i'm scratching my head a little bit. i guess, you know, when the government or any employee is going to tell us they're rewriting history, my issue is, is that it's tough to get your gps, first of all, and it comes at a time when we already don't have